The Shire of Narrogin and its neighbours are the site of potential renewable energy developments (Wind, Solar, and Battery Storage) because of the proximity to power infrastructure and distribution networks in Collie as the State seeks to meet its renewable energy targets with cessation of coal by 2030. Several wind farm projects have been announced in the Shire, with dedicated or additional solar, and Battery Storage (BESS) components, with more potentially into the future.

The Shire of Narrogin is pleased to announce the winners of its 2024/25 Early Bird Rates Prize Draw. All ratepayers who paid their rates in full by 8 October 2024 were automatically entered into the draw, with the winners selected by the Shire President using the Shire’s computer automated ‘random prize generator competition’ module.

Homecare Newsletter November 2024

The Shire of Narrogin is thrilled to announce the arrival of Narrogin’s beloved PM706 locomotive back to its forever home at the Historic Goods Shed. The successful return of Pm706 represents the culmination of over 35 years of dedicated community efforts, finally bringing this treasured piece of Narrogin’s history home.

Homecare Newsletter October 2024

Homecare Newsletter September 2024

The Narrogin Regional Leisure Centre is set to undergo a stunning transformation, with the entire eastern side of the building being turned into an iconic mural. This ambitious project, proposed by the Townscape Advisory Committee, aims to capture and celebrate the unique culture, character, and spirit of the Narrogin community.

It’s time to start thinking about who you know who is doing amazing things in our local community!The Community Citizen of the Year Awards gives us the opportunity to celebrate the positive impact of individuals and groups who are engaged and committed to our local area. Whether they are a nominee or recipient, we can all celebrate their outstanding contribution, because we’re all part of the story.

The Shires of Narrogin and Williams are investigating the feasibility of constructing a recreation trail on the disused railway between Narrogin and Williams and the project has entered an important stage with two community consultation sessions to take place in September.

The Shire of Narrogin has adopted its budget for the 2024/25 financial year, committing to a $16.70 million capital expenditure and $32m overall, aimed at enhancing local infrastructure and supporting community well-being. Despite the current economic challenges, including rising construction costs and global supply chain disruptions, the Shire has managed to keep the rate increase to a modest 4%.

NOTICE OF LEASE OF PROPERTY The Shire of Narrogin gives notice, pursuant to Section 3.58 (3) of the Local Government Act 1995, of its intention to lease 39 Federal Street Narrogin, to St John Ambulance Western Australia Ltd, for the purposes of ambulance services, for an annual lease of $15,600 + GST pa, plus all outgoings, for a five (5) year term with a five (5) year option.

Homecare Newsletter August 2024

The Shire’s biannual Community Chest funding, to a maximum of $2,500 cash or in-kind, for events or projects which benefit the Narrogin community is open to eligible community-based organisations from 15 July 2024 till 31 August 2024.

The Shire of Narrogin has announced the launch of a new, state-of-the-art website for the Narrogin & Dryandra Visitor Centre. This new online platform aims to enhance the promotion of Narrogin and its surrounding areas as a tourism destination. The new website draws significantly upon one developed by dedicated volunteer Doug Sawkins, provided substantial information about the area. Doug's hard work and commitment were invaluable. The Shire President Mr Leigh Ballard noted "We can't thank Doug enough. Our heartfelt thanks go to him for his significant contributions, which laid the foundation for this new development."

Homecare Newsletter July 2024

The Shires of Narrogin and Williams are excited to announce the commencement of the Narrogin to Williams Rail Trail Feasibility Study, a significant step toward developing a scenic and recreational trail for cyclists and walkers along the disused railway corridor between the two towns.

The Shire of Narrogin and the Shire of Williams are pleased to announce a joint effort to explore the potential for a rail trail connecting Narrogin to Williams. Through successful funding from the 2023-24 Community Trail Planning Grants Program, the Shire of Narrogin have secured $9,715 to initiate the Narrogin to Williams Rail Trail Feasibility Study.

Narrogin, Western Australia — Shire President Leigh Ballard has strongly criticised the Federal Government's decision to phase out live sheep exports by May 1, 2028, labelling the move as short-sighted and grossly inadequate in terms of compensation for the industry.

The Shire of Narrogin is one of several designated Astrotourism Towns in Western Australia. This recognition comes as the Shire celebrates Dark Sky Week 2-8 April 2024, a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about light pollution and promoting the appreciation of dark skies.

The Department of Fire and Emergency Services, Narrogin Police, Shire of Narrogin and Narrogin Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service are concerned about several deliberately lit fires in Narrogin.

Narrogin, in a move of fiscal and environmental sustainability has unveiled the installation of a photovoltaic system at the Narrogin Caravan Park with a locally acquired and installed 24kW solar system. Comprising 72 powerful 415W solar panels, this installation confirms the region and Shire’s commitment to sustainability and renewable energy.

The Shire of Narrogin celebrated Australia Day in grand style with its annual Community Breakfast on Friday, 26 January 2024, at the picturesque Mackie Park. The event, a staple in the community, set the tone for the day with an authentic Aussie atmosphere.

The Shire of Narrogin is proud to announce the launch of Chronicle, its new Digital Cemetery Platform, a cutting-edge initiative aimed at enhancing the experience for families seeking to locate their loved ones within the Narrogin Cemetery.

The Shire of Narrogin proudly announces the commissioning of three state-of-the-art Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations strategically positioned across the Narrogin Townsite, marking a significant leap forward in our commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly transportation options. Positioned at key locations within Narrogin – the Museum car park adjoining Egerton Street, Memorial Park adjoining Williams Road, and the Narrogin Caravan Park – these charging stations are set to revolutionise the accessibility of electric vehicle infrastructure for residents and visitors alike.